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Astylocarpellous Carpel

Without a style and a stipe.Astylocarpellous Carpel

Astylocarpepodic Carpel

Without a style, with a stipe.Astylocarpepodic Carpel

Bicarpellate

Two-carpelled.

Carpel

The female sporophyll within flower; floral organ that bears ovules in angiosperms; unit of compound pistil.Carpel

Carpel Funiculus

Stalk by which ovule is attached to placenta.Carpel Funiculus

Carpel Locule

Ovary cavity.Carpel Locule

Carpel Ovary

Ovule-bearing part of pistil or carpel in simple ovary.Carpel Ovary

Carpel Ovule

Embryonic seed consisting of integument(s) and nucellus.Carpel Ovule

Carpel Stigma

Pollen receptive portion of carpel.Carpel Stigma

Carpel Stipe, Podogyne, Carpopodium

Basal stalk.Carpel Stipe, Podogyne, Carpopodium

Carpel Types

Classification based on presence or absence of style and stipe.

Female, Carpellate, or Pistillate Plant Sex

Plant with pistillate flowers only.

Monocarpellate

One-carpelled.

Pistillate, Carpellate, or Female Flower Sex

With pistils or carpels only in the flower.Pistillate, Carpellate, or Female Flower Sex

Polycarpellate

Many-carpellate.

Stylocarpellous Carpel

With a style and without a stipe, the normal carpel.Stylocarpellous Carpel

Stylocarpepodic Carpel

With a style and stipe.Stylocarpepodic Carpel

Tricarpellate

Three-carpellate.

Unicarpellous or Stylodious Gynoecial Type

With solitary, free carpel in gynoeciumUnicarpellous or Stylodious Gynoecial Type

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